Julian Velard

Pop

The next Julian Velard concert is scheduled for Saturday, September 20, 2025 at Joe's Pub in New York, NY, United States. See all 1 upcoming concerts

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Listen to The Guy Who by Julian Velard, see lyrics, music video & more!

The Guy WhoJulian Velard

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Listen to Love Again for the First Time by Julian Velard, see lyrics, music video & more!

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Jimmy Dean & Steve McQueen (UK Single Mix)Julian Velard

Upcoming Concerts for Julian Velard

Sep
20
Sep 20, 2025
Joe's Pub
New York

Latest Release

ALBUMIn The Middle Of SomethingJulian Velard

More albums from Julian Velard

ALBUMPlease Don't Make Me Play Piano ManJulian Velard

ALBUMFancy Words For FailureJulian Velard

ALBUMIf You Don’t Like It, You Can LeaveJulian Velard

Listen to Mr. Saturday Night by Julian Velard

ALBUMMr. Saturday NightJulian Velard

ALBUMThe PlaneteerJulian Velard

ALBUMMake Me FeelJulian Velard

ALBUMNitetimeJulian Velard

Julian Velard's Popular Music Videos

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Please Don’t Make Me Play Piano Man

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About Julian Velard

Hometown

New York, NY, United States

Born

October 6, 1979

Genre

Pop

Julian Velard rose to prominence at a time when sensitive, piano-backed singer/songwriter music edged back into favor. His unique spin on the formula, owing as much to Randy Newman and Harry Nilsson as Elton John or Billy Joel, didn't guarantee a lifetime of commercial success, but it ensured him a career full of unlikely viral moments and a dedicated fan base charmed by his cockeyed approach to pop. Both Internet success and the base he built leading up to 2007's The Planeteer ensured a consistent audience for his future endeavors, among them 2014's If You Don't Like It, You Can Leave, a jazzy song cycle devoted to New York City; 2020's Please Don't Make Me Play Piano Man, a cast album to a nonexistent musical; and 2024's In the Middle of Something, a laid-back album about middle age.